West Market Veterinary Hospital

Annual wellness exams help detect health issues early through comprehensive physical evaluations and laboratory testing. Our veterinarians assess vital signs, dental health, and organ function while providing vaccination updates. This preventative care extends pets' lifespans and improves quality of life through early intervention opportunities.

We perform routine and emergency surgical procedures using advanced radiosurgery techniques that minimize pain and bleeding. Services include spays/neuters, tumor removals, and trauma repairs. Cold laser therapy accelerates post-operative recovery while our monitoring equipment ensures patient safety during all procedures.

Professional dental cleanings remove tartar buildup above and below the gumline to prevent periodontal disease. Our technicians use specialized instruments to check for tooth damage and oral cancer while providing home care guidance. Regular cleanings protect against systemic infections that originate in the mouth.

On-site laboratory testing and digital radiology enable rapid diagnosis of acute and chronic conditions. We detect internal parasites, infections, and organ dysfunction through bloodwork while X-rays visualize skeletal and internal organ issues. Immediate results allow prompt treatment decisions during emergencies.

Laser therapy and nutraceuticals address chronic conditions like arthritis through non-invasive pain management. Our protocols improve mobility and comfort by enhancing circulation and cellular repair. Personalized treatment plans help pets maintain quality of life despite long-term health challenges.

We provide wellness exams, vaccinations, dental care, surgical procedures, diagnostic testing, hospitalization, emergency care, pet boarding, and grooming services for cats, dogs, and pocket pets.

Yes, we offer emergency care during business hours. For after-hours emergencies, contact Happy Tails Veterinary Emergency Clinic at 336-288-2688.

We accept cash, credit/debit cards, and CareCredit financing. Payment is required at the time of service, and we work with most pet insurance providers.

Yes, we offer complimentary initial consultations for new clients during regular business hours. This includes a comprehensive wellness assessment and discussion of your pet's specific needs.

We're open Monday through Friday from 7:30 AM to 6:00 PM. The clinic is closed on weekends but provides emergency contact information for urgent situations.

Yes, we provide boarding for cats and dogs in a secure, climate-controlled environment. Our staff monitors boarded pets daily and can administer medications as needed during their stay.

Do not consider this place for emergency care. I called and scheduled an appointment for my dog. After exam I was given a couple of options, one involving traveling to Winston or Cary for an ultrasound. I asked specifically if the other emergency vet (near I 40 and Guilford College) offered ultrasounds and was told they don't. That's a lie. I spoke to the other clinic and they told me exactly what to do OVER THE PHONE! (I guess that clinic actually cares about their patients!). Thankfully I didn't permit them to perform surgery at an estimated cost of $4000-$6000 plus extra if additional overnights were needed (basically to spay emergently and a "routine spay" is less than $300). They wanted me to sign off on an open account for a spay "because you're an emergency patient".

I found my precious baby girl's veterinarian once again. Dr Evans hands down is the most personable, professional and kind veterinarian hands down in ALL OF GREENSBORO! She relocated from Animal Ark Hospital and they wouldn't disclose her new location. Thank goodness for Google! I suggest anyone looking for a vet to care for their pet to visit Dr. Evans!

First time taking my new rescue to the vet. The staff were very nice and helpful and answered all of my probably way too many questions and have definitely found our new pet doctor home

I had a good experience with West Market Vet until the pandemic hit. Curbside drop off was common for most Vets in the area, however many have since switched to regular visits. My dog and I had no issues until I took him in for a nail trim, and after bringing him back out, was given a prescription for acepromazine(sedative/tranquilizer) and told he needed to take two before every appointment. This was shocking considering I wasn't given an explanation and my dog has never needed anything like this before.

If you'd like to be able to go in with your animal and see how they are being interacted with, and are against giving your animal heavy sedatives for minor procedures because you aren't allowed to accompany them in so that they're comfortable, this isn't the place for you. Prescribing my dog tranquilizers without a call or explanation from the vet or anyone is what made me change vets. There are other options for those who need or want to go in with their animal. If this doesn't bother you, probably a fine vet. After reading other reviews, if you have a LARGE dog breed, try a vet where you can go in with them, you'll avoid any trouble that way.